It is a typical family "masía" (farm), whose first written references can be found back in the seventeenth century.
Its construction was done in four different stages, as it can be seen through the different materials use to make the farm larger over the years.
It is believed that it is named after the former "Camino de la Trampa", a forked path leading up to the village stream, and sometimes used by bandits to rob traders. Although there are different versions about the origin of its name, none have been proven.

The house has eight bedrooms and a suite with a separate bedroom for children.
All are equipped with TV, bathroom with tub, mini-bar, heating, internet access and exterior views of the countryside. In addition, two of them have fireplaces.